Job Platform – 3x user base growth in 45 days
Migrate Mate's user base tripled in six weeks: 537 creator-led TikToks, 15M+ organic views, and one video that brought in 18K signups in a single day.

Trusted Inside, Invisible Outside The people already using Migrate Mate trusted it. There were not many of them. The company runs a job board for migrants looking for legal work in the U.S., and outside its own user base almost nobody knew it existed. Six weeks and 537 TikToks later, the user base was three times bigger and the videos had pulled more than 15M organic views.
Barriers
- Visa job boards have a scam problem, so a new one starts the conversation already suspected.
- Trust was high inside the existing user base and awareness was close to zero outside it.
- Nothing existed for making content at speed: no creators lined up, no publishing rhythm, nobody producing for the platforms Gen Z watches.
Approach
- Fifteen creators who had been through the U.S. visa process themselves, describing the process.
- 537 TikToks in six weeks: personal visa stories and "how I got hired" walkthroughs, shot in each creator's own voice.
- Tone, format and hook adjusted against what landed while the volume kept running.
Results
- 15M+ organic views in six weeks
- 3x growth in the user base
- One video: 1.5M views and 18K signups in a single day
- 15 creators producing for the platform by the end of the run
Conclusion The first question a visa job board has to answer is whether it is a scam. Fifteen people who went through the U.S. process themselves, saying so on camera, is the hardest version of that answer to fake. One video sent 18K signups in a day because the objection had already been handled before anyone reached the site.
